Aparat Represji w Polsce Ludowej 1944-1989 | Aparat Represji w Polsce Ludowej 1944-1989

Division II of the Security Services and the Federal Republic of Germany, the German Population, Pro-German Attitudes and Polish-German Relations: A Case Study of Upper Silesia in 1957–1990

Zbigniew Bereszyński

71-97

2023-03-29

The state of the research into the history of the communist apparatus of repression in 2000–2013

Filip Musiał

11-143

2023-03-28

From Yalta to Potsdam. Soviet Special Services and the Establishment of the Provisional Government of National Unity in Poland (TRJN)

Jacek Tebinka

459-480

2023-03-29

Bolesław Halewski (Heller) (1919–1999) – Exceptionally Cruel or a Typical Security Service Officer?

Mirosław Pietrzyk

647-684

2023-03-29

Evolution of the teaching model of the civilian intelligence officers of People's Rebublic of Poland. From Długa Street to Stare Kiejkuty

Zbigniew Siemiątkowski

353-367

2023-03-28

Cooperation between Bureau “B” of the Ministry of the Interior with its counterparts in the security services of the Soviet bloc (namely, those of: the USSR, the GDR, Czechoslovakia and Hungary). Working methods and “exchange of operational experience”

Monika Komaniecka-Łyp

69-110

2024-01-10

Professionals to Be Used, Then Traitors to Be Exposed. On the Discrediting of Former Police Officers in People’s Poland

Henryk Ćwięk

642-661

2023-03-29

Operational Control of Large Industrial Plants by the Security Apparatus of the Polish People’s Republic. The Example of the Częstochowa Steelworks during 1950–1990

Mirosław Sikora

15-81

2023-03-29

Cooperation between the Interior Ministries of Poland and Hungary in the Edward Gierek era (1970–1980) – selected aspects in light of documents from the Archives of the Institute of National Remembrance

Aleksandra Sylburska

39-68

2024-01-10

Cooperation between the intelligence services of the Polish People’s Republic and the Soviet Union as an element of bilateral relations between the KGB and the Ministry of the Interior (1956–1990)

Witold Bagieński

15-38

2024-01-10

The Licence to Kill. Analysis of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Intelligence Concerning the Legal Conditions of Carrying Out Death Sentences Outside the Country against the Background of the Unit’s ‘Special Operations’

Witold Bagieński

708-751

2023-03-29

Coexistence – surveillance – competition. The security apparatus versus company management personnel in the first three decades of the Polish People’s Republic

Robert Klementowski

225-254

2024-01-10

Training System of the Polish People’s Republic Security Services – the Department IV of Ministry of Internal Affairs Case (an Outline of the Problem)

Anna Reszke

98-131

2023-03-29

Chiefs of Reconnaissance of the Border Protection Troops. A Sketch of a Collective Portrait

Grzegorz Goryński

132-212

2023-03-29

The Spy Who Bored Me. “From Warsaw with Love. Polish Spies, the CIA, and the Forging of an Unlikely Alliance” by John Pomfret – a Book Review

Arkadiusz Nyzio

767-799

2023-03-29

The Circles of Artists and Organisers of Cultural Activities in the Bydgoszcz Region of Operational Interest to the Security Service during 1975–1990

Stefan Pastuszewski

150-174

2023-03-29

The Beginnings of Intelligence Activity by Department I of the Polish Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Eastern Bloc Countries

Witold Bagieński

13-55

2023-03-29

The Surveillance of Ryszard Hrywniak by the Security Service between 1984-1990

Przemysław Bartosik, Jarosław Lemański

217-231

2023-03-28

Bulgaria’s Participation in the System of Joint Acquisition of Enemy Data (SOUD)

Valeri Katzounov

447-456

2023-03-29

The Theory of Operational Work of the Citizens’ Militia in 1975–1990

Tomasz Pączek

555-581

2023-03-29

Renovatio ficta? Structural, organizational and personnel transformation of the Security Service in the Bydgoszcz Voivodship in 1956–1957 (ovierview of the issues)

Piotr Rybarczyk

155-310

2023-03-28

Mossad in Magdalenka. The Backstage of a May 1990 Polish and Israeli Secret Services Representatives Meeting (in Gromosław Czempiński’s Memo)

Patryk Pleskot

787-803

2023-03-29

Example of the Exchange of Information between the Ministry of the Interior of the Hungarian People’s Republic and the Ministry of State Security of the GDR in the Field of Defence against Ideological Diversion

Bogusław Wójcik

745-764

2023-03-29

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Division II of the Security Services and the Federal Republic of Germany, the German Population, Pro-German Attitudes and Polish-German Relations: A Case Study of Upper Silesia in 1957–1990

The state of the research into the history of the communist apparatus of repression in 2000–2013

From Yalta to Potsdam. Soviet Special Services and the Establishment of the Provisional Government of National Unity in Poland (TRJN)

Bolesław Halewski (Heller) (1919–1999) – Exceptionally Cruel or a Typical Security Service Officer?

Evolution of the teaching model of the civilian intelligence officers of People's Rebublic of Poland. From Długa Street to Stare Kiejkuty

Cooperation between Bureau “B” of the Ministry of the Interior with its counterparts in the security services of the Soviet bloc (namely, those of: the USSR, the GDR, Czechoslovakia and Hungary). Working methods and “exchange of operational experience”

Professionals to Be Used, Then Traitors to Be Exposed. On the Discrediting of Former Police Officers in People’s Poland

Operational Control of Large Industrial Plants by the Security Apparatus of the Polish People’s Republic. The Example of the Częstochowa Steelworks during 1950–1990

Cooperation between the Interior Ministries of Poland and Hungary in the Edward Gierek era (1970–1980) – selected aspects in light of documents from the Archives of the Institute of National Remembrance

Cooperation between the intelligence services of the Polish People’s Republic and the Soviet Union as an element of bilateral relations between the KGB and the Ministry of the Interior (1956–1990)

The Licence to Kill. Analysis of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Intelligence Concerning the Legal Conditions of Carrying Out Death Sentences Outside the Country against the Background of the Unit’s ‘Special Operations’

Coexistence – surveillance – competition. The security apparatus versus company management personnel in the first three decades of the Polish People’s Republic

Training System of the Polish People’s Republic Security Services – the Department IV of Ministry of Internal Affairs Case (an Outline of the Problem)

Chiefs of Reconnaissance of the Border Protection Troops. A Sketch of a Collective Portrait

The Spy Who Bored Me. “From Warsaw with Love. Polish Spies, the CIA, and the Forging of an Unlikely Alliance” by John Pomfret – a Book Review

The Circles of Artists and Organisers of Cultural Activities in the Bydgoszcz Region of Operational Interest to the Security Service during 1975–1990

The Beginnings of Intelligence Activity by Department I of the Polish Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Eastern Bloc Countries

The Surveillance of Ryszard Hrywniak by the Security Service between 1984-1990

Bulgaria’s Participation in the System of Joint Acquisition of Enemy Data (SOUD)

The Theory of Operational Work of the Citizens’ Militia in 1975–1990

Renovatio ficta? Structural, organizational and personnel transformation of the Security Service in the Bydgoszcz Voivodship in 1956–1957 (ovierview of the issues)

Mossad in Magdalenka. The Backstage of a May 1990 Polish and Israeli Secret Services Representatives Meeting (in Gromosław Czempiński’s Memo)

Example of the Exchange of Information between the Ministry of the Interior of the Hungarian People’s Republic and the Ministry of State Security of the GDR in the Field of Defence against Ideological Diversion